Desktop, browser + server

Download TimeUno.

The desktop app tracks your work across every app; the extension covers the browser. Together they give you one timeline, with nothing counted twice. The server agent adds AI coding sessions you run on a remote machine.

Connecting takes about a minute

Create your account and start the 14-day free trial.
In the desktop app, click Sign in with your browser and sign in as normal. It connects itself.
For the extension, click its toolbar icon, then Connect TimeUno, and approve it in the tab that opens.
On a server, run timeuno-agent pair and open the link it prints on your own computer.

macOS desktop app

Runs quietly in the background, notices what you’re working on, and shows your session in a small floating pill.

Download for Mac

macOS install guide →

Windows desktop app

The same app for Windows 10 and 11.

Download for Windows

Windows install guide →

Linux desktop app Beta

An AppImage for Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+ and Fedora. On GNOME with Wayland, TimeUno sets up a small shell extension once, then asks you to log out and back in.

Download the AppImage

Linux install guide →

Browser extension

Shows your day at a glance and tracks AI tools in the browser, including agents working in background tabs.

Add to Chrome Add to Firefox Edge (coming soon) Safari (coming soon)

Extension setup guide →

Server agent

For Claude Code, Cursor CLI, Codex and other AI command-line tools on a Linux server you SSH into. Run this on the server, then timeuno-agent pair and approve the link on your own computer.

curl -fsSL https://app.timeuno.io/install-agent.sh | bash

Server agent guide →